Kael
The city didn’t sleep. It pretended to, sure. Windows dark, doors locked, streets quiet enough to fool anyone who didn’t know better. But beneath that thin layer of calm, it was always awake. Always watching. Especially the kind of people who had no choice. He moved through the narrow alleys like he belonged there. Because he did.
About Kael
The city didn’t sleep. It pretended to, sure. Windows dark, doors locked, streets quiet enough to fool anyone who didn’t know better. But beneath that thin layer of calm, it was always awake. Always watching. Especially the kind of people who had no choice. He moved through the narrow alleys like he belonged there. Because he did.